Description

Front-End Only Users is a front-end user management and membership plugin that allows for front end user registration and login, and for admins to restrict access to portions of their websites to front end users. No need to give access to your WordPress dashboard (unless you want to).

Front End User Key Features

Frontend user supports all input types for fields, allowing you to create a custom user profile

Include different front end user membership levels and restrict access to content accordingly

Option to send sign-up emails and to require admin approval of front end users

Front-end user input-based redirects

Simply insert the user registration shortcode below on any page to create a user registration form, allowing visitors to sign up as users on the front end of your site.

[register]

Signing up as front end users can either require a one-time paid membership, recurring monthly or annual membership payments, or it can be free. The front-end users are separate from the standard WordPress users, so they have no access to the back end of your site. User management is simple and effective, with different frontend user levels / user roles available. Additionally, there are bulk user import and user export features, via spreadsheet, to make user management and getting started with front end users even easier.

Ideal for paid content, membership, dating sites and more!

Front-End Only Users is completely customizable using CSS and is easily personalized. The available shortcodes can be used to insert registration forms, login forms, edit profile forms and many more forms on any page of your website. You can also make use of shortcodes to restrict content to front end users who are logged in and even to specific user levels.

[login]

Insert the login shortcode above on any page to display a login form, allowing frontend users to log in to access restricted content.

[restricted]Content to restrict goes here[/restricted]

Any content placed between the restricted shortcodes above will only be shown to users who are logged in. Further options are available to restrict front end user access to only those users who are a specific level or who have a specific value for a custom field.

Create different fields for members to fill out and customize content based on their profiles. User shortcodes are available to display front end user profiles or allow visitors to search current front end users. Customize forms with CSS to suit your user management needs using the Admin panel.

Includes paid membership and front end user level and custom user role features to restrict different portions of your site to different frontend user groups (those you have signed up, those who have paid, etc.). This level of user management makes it easy to monetize your content and segment your users!

Type any shortcode name and help (ex:[login help) in any WordPress page to get a complete list of the shortcode’s attributes.

Front End User Additional Features

Front end user notifications: Fully customizable set of front end user emails. Create as many unique email messages as you want and then assign the message of your choice to specific actions (e.g. email to user on sign-up, email to admin on user registration, approval email to the user, forgot password email, etc.)

Send front end user groups to different pages after login with our customizable user login shortcode

Personalize the experience of your site with the [user-data] shortcode

Ability to integrate WordPress users, so that WP users can create profiles, access restricted content, be given a specific frontend user level within this plugin, etc.

User Levels: Ability to create different user levels and to specify a default user level for users to be set to when they register (created on the “Levels” tab). Different user level groups can have access to different user content, allowing for easy and effective user management.

Different registration forms depending on user level, option to let users select their own level

Add a captcha to the registration form

Access to the one-click installer, which lets you create all of the pages necessary for a user membership site with one click

Installation

Upload the ‘front-end-only-users’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory

Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

or

Go to the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress and click ‘Add New’

Search for ‘Front-End Only Users’ and select ‘Install Now’

Activate the plugin when prompted

Getting Started

Please note that you can type ‘help’ after any shortcode (in the admin) and it will display a list of that shortcodes available attributes and what each attribute does. (A conflict with some themes makes it so that you may need to be in Text/HTML mode, and not Visual, for this to work.) For example:

[register help

User registration:

Go to the ‘Fields’ tab and create/edit the fields you want in your registration form

Place the [register] shortcode in the content area of any page you’ve created

If desired, enable the “Create WordPress User” to have a WordPress user account automatically created and linked on registration (premium)

If desired, allow Facebook and Twitter account linking, so they can be used for login (premium)

Enable admin approval and email notifications (premium)

Logging in and out:

Use the [login] shortcode to display a login form on a page

In the ‘Premium’ area of the ‘Options’ tab, use the ‘Login Options’ setting to enable Twitter and Facebook login (premium)

Placing the [logout] shortcode on a page makes it so that, when a user visits that page, they are automatically logged out

Use the [login-logout-toggle] on a page to display a login form if someone isn’t logged in, and a logout button if someone is logged in

To manually create a user:

Click on ‘F-E Users’ in the WordPress admin sidebar menu

Click on the ‘Users’ tab. The ‘Add New User’ area will be on the left side.

Fill in the appropriate fields

Click the ‘Add New User’ button

Restricting content:

Any text, etc. placed in between the [restricted] and [/restricted] shortcodes will only show to logged-in users

Use the ‘Front-End Users’ box at the top right of the page create/edit screen to restrict that page to a specific user level

User profile, user lists, user data and user search:

Place the [edit-profile] shortcode on a page to allow logged-in users to edit their profile information

Place the [user-list] shortcode on a page to display a list of users, which you can, if desired, restrict to only certain users

The [user-data] shortcode allows you to insert specific information about a user on a page

Use the [user-profile] shortcode (premium) to create a user profile page. Please note that this page acts as a template of the user profile. It requires a user ID in the URL to properly display profile information. This usually happens through linking from the [user-list] shortcode or some other linking.

Place the [user-search] shortcode on a page to display a user search form

One-Click Installer

We have also made available a one-click installer, which allows you to get all of the pages you need to create a complex membership site up in minutes

This can be enabled in the ‘Dashboard’ tab by clicking the ‘Open One-Click Installer’ button

The Front-End Only Users support forum, here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/front-end-only-users

FAQ

Installation Instructions

Upload the ‘front-end-only-users’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory

Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

or

Go to the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress and click ‘Add New’

Search for ‘Front-End Only Users’ and select ‘Install Now’

Activate the plugin when prompted

Getting Started

Please note that you can type ‘help’ after any shortcode (in the admin) and it will display a list of that shortcodes available attributes and what each attribute does. (A conflict with some themes makes it so that you may need to be in Text/HTML mode, and not Visual, for this to work.) For example:

[register help

User registration:

Go to the ‘Fields’ tab and create/edit the fields you want in your registration form

Place the [register] shortcode in the content area of any page you’ve created

If desired, enable the “Create WordPress User” to have a WordPress user account automatically created and linked on registration (premium)

If desired, allow Facebook and Twitter account linking, so they can be used for login (premium)

Enable admin approval and email notifications (premium)

Logging in and out:

Use the [login] shortcode to display a login form on a page

In the ‘Premium’ area of the ‘Options’ tab, use the ‘Login Options’ setting to enable Twitter and Facebook login (premium)

Placing the [logout] shortcode on a page makes it so that, when a user visits that page, they are automatically logged out

Use the [login-logout-toggle] on a page to display a login form if someone isn’t logged in, and a logout button if someone is logged in

To manually create a user:

Click on ‘F-E Users’ in the WordPress admin sidebar menu

Click on the ‘Users’ tab. The ‘Add New User’ area will be on the left side.

Fill in the appropriate fields

Click the ‘Add New User’ button

Restricting content:

Any text, etc. placed in between the [restricted] and [/restricted] shortcodes will only show to logged-in users

Use the ‘Front-End Users’ box at the top right of the page create/edit screen to restrict that page to a specific user level

User profile, user lists, user data and user search:

Place the [edit-profile] shortcode on a page to allow logged-in users to edit their profile information

Place the [user-list] shortcode on a page to display a list of users, which you can, if desired, restrict to only certain users

The [user-data] shortcode allows you to insert specific information about a user on a page

Use the [user-profile] shortcode (premium) to create a user profile page. Please note that this page acts as a template of the user profile. It requires a user ID in the URL to properly display profile information. This usually happens through linking from the [user-list] shortcode or some other linking.

Place the [user-search] shortcode on a page to display a user search form

One-Click Installer

We have also made available a one-click installer, which allows you to get all of the pages you need to create a complex membership site up in minutes

This can be enabled in the ‘Dashboard’ tab by clicking the ‘Open One-Click Installer’ button

The Front-End Only Users support forum, here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/front-end-only-users

What’s the complete list of plugin shortcodes?

Register Form: [register]

Login Form: [login]

Logout Form:[logout]

Toggle:[login-logout-toggle]

Edit Profile Form: [edit-profile]

Edit Account Information: [account-details]

Restricted Content: [restricted][/restricted]

Inserting User Information: [user-data]

User Search Form: [user-search]

User List: [user-list]

User Profile: [user-profile] (Premium shortcode)

Forgot Password: [forgot-password]

Confirm Forgot Password: [confirm-forgot-password]

Type the shortcode name and help (ex:[login help) in any WordPress page to get a complete list of the shortcode’s attributes.

How do I add fields for my users to fill out?

On the admin page, go to the “Fields” tab. After creating fields, you can drag and drop them to change their order.

How do I restrict content for logged-in or non-logged-in users?

You can use the [restricted] shortcode to block sections from non-logged in users, as well as to block other sections from logged-in members.

To block content from non-logged in visitors, you’d simply wrap the content in [restricted][/restricted] tags:

[restricted]Content goes here[/restricted]

To block a portion of content from logged in users, it would looks like:

[restricted block_logged_in=’Yes’]Content goes here[/restricted]

For either tag, you can suppress the message that appears for blocked users if you want to hide content seamlessly by adding “no_message=’Yes'” so:

[restricted no_message=’Yes’]Content goes here[/restricted]

How do I redirect based on a user field?

You need to add the following attributes to your [login] or [register] shortcodes: ‘redirect_field’: the field the redirect is based off of (ex. Gender) and ‘redirect_array_string’: a comma separated list of pages to redirect to (ex. Male => http: //ManPage.com, Female => http: //WomanPage.com)

How do I display a user’s first name on a page?

You can use the [user-data field_name=’First Name’] shortcode, assuming that you called your field “First Name” for a user’s first name.

How do I approve an user?

Click on the user you want to approve to see their details and there should be a radio button at the top of the page to approve the user.

Once a user registers their information, is there a way to redirect them to a page that will have further instructions?

You can add the attribute ‘redirect_page’ to the register tag to send newly registered users to a new page: [register redirect_page=’http://www.example.com’]

When I go on the profile page, I see “You must be logged in to access this page.” even though I’m already logged in. How can I fix this?

Check the “Options” page, and make sure that ‘Login Time’ isn’t blank. If it’s blank, then you’re only logged in for a second. Anything non-blank and higher than 0 should solve the problem.

Is it possible to not the show message: “Sorry, this content is only for those whose FIELD is FIELD-value”?

You can add the attribute [no_message=’Yes’] to your shortcode, so it would look something like this: [restricted field_name=’Name’ field_value=’Alex’ no_message=’Yes”/restricted]

Is there a way to indicate to users that they are logged in? I know this can be added to a page using ‘user-data’, but is there a way to add it to the page header?

You could add the [user-data] tag to your header file and wrap it in restricted tags so that only logged in users can see it.

I can’t seem to find an option that requires a user to confirm his email upon registration. How do I add this feature?

To add the confirmation link to the email, you need to include the shortcode [confirmation-link] inside the body of your e-mail.

How do I use the forgot password shortcode?

You would want to create a separate page with the [forgot-password] shortcode, and then another page with the ‘confirm-forgot-password’ shortcode on it. For the [forgot-password] shortcode, you would then add an attribute ‘reset_email_url’ with a value set to whatever URL you’re using for the [confirm-forgot-password] shortcode.

How do I restrict and redirect a user to the login page when user is not logged in?

Content can be restricted using the [restricted][/restricted] tag. Any content between the opening and closing tags will only be visible to those who are logged in. To redirect a user when the user in not logged in you would want to use the [login redirect_page=’url’] shortcode where the url is the login page you want to redirect to.

How do I customize the style of this plugin? I’d like to change the color of my button. Can you let me know how I can do that?

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the “Custom CSS” box on the “Options” page. For example, if you want the button to be red you might try adding:

.ewd-feup-submit.pure-button.pure-button-primary {background: red;}

If you have the premium version, all colors, fonts, sizes, etc. can be customized through the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab.

How do I translate the plugin into my language?

A great place to start learning about how to translate a plugin is at the link below: http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin
Once translated, you’ll need to put the translated mo- and po- files directly in the lang folder and make sure they are named properly for your localization.
If you do translate the plugin, other users would love to have access to the files in your language. You can send them to us at Contact@EtoileWebDesign.com, and we’ll be sure they’re included in a future release.

Reviews

This is a great plugin and I have now purchased a license for premium. I solely purchased the license because this plugin and very user friendly. I like the double user creation (one wordpress / one Feou ) I have given this 4 stars for I am still experiencing issues with getting the email functionality part to work, but im sure ill have it working soon. Again, Great plugin! Highly recommend!

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Changelog

3.1.10

Maintenance release to elimindate a tonne of notices, please be CAREFUL upgrading on production sites as many files were updated

Fixed an error and improved the information displayed on the user stats page

Fixed an issue with what profile fields were available in the signup form depending on the user’s selected level

3.1.9

Fixed an error where duplicate entries not affecting performance were being created in the users database when WordPress integration was enabled

3.1.8

Fixed the user creation success message

3.1.7

Added back in a missing JavaScript file that was preventing users from being deleted in one way

3.1.6

Minor update to make Mailchimp integration compatible with older versions of PHP

3.1.5

Added in Mailchimp integration

Fixed an issue where user fields weren’t being replaced in emails

Fixed login form alignment issues for some themes

Fixed a couple of other minor things

3.1.4

Restores an overwritten discount code file

3.1.3

Fixed an error in the output of the shortcode helper for the “user-profile” shortcode

3.1.2

Fixed another set of issues with the new emails

3.1.1

Fixed an issue where a number of emails weren’t being sent out

3.1.0

Added in a new emailing system, so that almost all of the emails sent out by the plugin can be customized

Added in a new feature, which lets you send out emails to all or a subset of users who have registered on your site

3.0.19

Added in email, telephone and url field types which automatically become links on a user’s profile

3.0.18

Updated the text domain of the plugin, to use the improved WordPress standard

3.0.17

Minor admin CSS update

3.0.16

Minor CSS admin update

3.0.15

Users that are assigned a particular level are now displayed when clicking on that level

Added “order_by” and “order” attributes to the “user-list” and “user-search” shortcodes

“Integer” type sign up fields are now set to input type=”number”

3.0.14

Added unique ID’s to most of the registration and edit profile fields

User’s first and last names should now be auto-added to their WordPress profiles on registration if create WordPress users is on and you have fields with those equivalents set up

Fixed an error with using discount codes

Fixed an error where some information on the statistics screen wouldn’t display correctly

3.0.13

Corrected a number of typos and minor errors

3.0.12

Fixed a Firefox issue with user tracking

3.0.11

Fixed an issue where the level of a user was being reset when using the “account-details” shortcode

Minor CSS update

Updated the version of PHPExcel included with the plugin

3.0.10

Fixed an error where a user’s level would be reset whenever they edit their profile

Fixed a problem where users couldn’t leave checkbox-type fields blank after making a selection

Minor Dashboard fix

3.0.9

Fixed a small Dashboard error that a number of users were experiencing

3.0.8

Minor Dashboard update

3.0.7

Fixed an error where using the trial in this plugin reset the trials for a number of our other plugins

3.0.6

Corrected the return variable for the Get_User_Level_Name public function

3.0.5

Introducing a free new premium 7-day trial feature, which users can choose to test out before buying the premium version

3.0.4

Added a new “Get_User_Level_Name” method for the FEUP_User class, available for public use

3.0.3

Fixed a couple of errors with the [user-search] shortcode involving blank fields and no results

3.0.2

Added in a new modern looking dashboard tab

The code to process Stripe payments is only included now if Stripe is selected as your payment gateway

3.0.1

Fixed an error where [join-date] wasn’t displaying correctly in the admin approval email

3.0.0

Added in Stripe payments as a payment option. We would HIGHLY recommend running test payments to make sure this works correctly on your system before relying on it for actual payments.

Added in the option to have separate registration forms for different user levels.

Added in a shortcode helper to help new users get their sites up and running more quickly. Can be switched on and off via the options page.

2.9.13

Fixed an output buffering error

2.9.12

Fixed a naming function conflict

2.9.11

Fixed a function naming conflict

2.9.10

Fixes fields being marked required when they aren’t, and an unclosed div tag

2.9.9

Added the ability use the login and logout forms for only WordPress users, as well as FEUP users

= 2.9.8
– Fixed an error message that was coming up

2.9.7

Updated the PHPExcel version included with the plugin to (hopefully) work with PHP7

2.9.6

Fixed an error where users weren’t displaying in the users table

2.9.5

Field filtering update

2.9.4

Fixed an error with user sorting

2.9.3

Fixed an error where full page restriction wasn’t displayed for posts

2.9.2

Updated another button missing text

2.9.1

Fixed an error where the “Confirm Forgot Password” submit button was blank

2.9.0

Changed the “Create WordPress Users” feature so that WP usernames are set to emails

Added in the FEUP user data to the WP “Users” page if that option is selected

Added in a new field type for labels

Added in a “required” symbol for fields which are required

2.8.7

Fixed an error where Facebook emails weren’t being collected anymore after a Facebook API update

2.8.6

Minor CSS update

2.8.5

Fixed an error where “Login Options” couldn’t be all deselected

2.8.4

Fixed a problem with the redirect_array_string attribute after a change to how attributes are extracted. The values now need to be separated by an equals sign (=) instead of by a greater than or equals sign (=>)

2.8.3

Added an attribute to the “forgot-password” shortcode to return a message if the username entered doesn’t exist

Fixed an error where the login-logout-toggle and login/logout widget weren’t redirecting correctly on login

2.8.2

Fixed another minor error with level payments

2.8.1

Fixed an error where level payments weren’t possible from the registration page

2.8.0

Huge update, if you run in to trouble, please try downgrading first to see if it’s an update issue

Added the ability to register using Facebook or Twitter instead of creating a username and password

Added the ability to also create a WordPress user on registration, so that the plugin can also be used to log in to WordPress accounts that are created using the plugin

Added tracking for page loads as well as the current link tracking

Updated the link tracking, so that it should work better for images and attachments

Added 2 new translations

Fixed a couple of small errors

2.7.8

Fixed a broken link

2.7.7

Fixed a label which was not saving correctly

2.7.6

Fixed a field editing and adding error

2.7.5

Added in a few new labelling options

Forced the limit to be positive when not set

2.7.4

Fixed the warning message that is appearing when adding or editing fields

Updated the dutch translation of the plugin

2.7.3

Fixed a labelling error that reported

2.7.2

Fixed another premium/non-premium issue

2.7.1

Fixed another premium/non-premium issue

2.7.0

Fixed a number of premium/non-premium issues

2.6.19

Minor CSS update

2.6.18

Added in a tonne of premium labelling options

2.6.17

Minor CSS update

2.6.16

Added a new “user-data” widget, to be able to add user data into parts of a site that are hard to use shortcodes for

Added Account_Expiry as a possible value for the field_name attribute

Fixed a bug where picture fields didn’t have an upload button on the registration form

2.6.15

Results for the “user-list” shortcode should now come back sorted

CSV files can now be used for user uploads

2.6.14

Updated the forgot_password function, so that passwords are reset correctly for sites not using crypt

2.6.13

Changed the video in the help pointers to the tutorial series

Found another missing picture-type field in the “Users” tab

2.6.12

Fixed the same page problem for “restricted” tags, when there was also a login or logout on the same page

Fixed picture fields in the front and back ends

Removed extra text from the [user-profile] shortcode

2.6.11

Extended the “help” shortcode command to the “Visual” editor

2.6.10

Added a title field to the login-logout widget

Added the ability to mark emails as confirmed in the admin user area

Made the membership fees paid and account expiration date editable for admins

2.6.9

Changed the way overflow is handled on the “Users” table, so that a scrollbar is automatically added when the table overflows

Updated the way the PayPal “price” field is set

Fixed the PayPal receipt number not showing

2.6.8

Did a better job fixing the logic issue with the “block_logged_in” attribute 🙂

2.6.7

Fixed a logic issue with the restricted shortcode for the block_logged_in attribute

2.6.6

Emails should now be sent out when users are uploaded via spreadsheet

Fixed a problem where emails weren’t set out when users were entered via the admin interface in certain situations

2.6.5

Minor CSS update

2.6.4

Added a new textarea to set the admin sign up email message

Added “Payments” to the submenu

Added a line to clarify the use of one of the fields on the “Emails” tab

2.6.3

Minor CSS update

2.6.2

Fixed an error with the password strength checker when tracking is enabled

2.6.1

Made a number of UI improvements to make it easier to manage users and more difficult to mis-click

= 2.6.0=
– Finished the “Level” payments feature, making it possible to let users upgrade to paid memberships to access higher tiered content. We’ve done quite a bit of testing with it, but it’s more complicated than memberhsip payments, so let us know if you come across anything that doesn’t seem to make sense.

2.5.4

Fixed a couple of small emailing errors for the “Admin Email on Registration” and “Email on Admin Approval” fields

2.5.3

Added a color picker to color fields for the plugin’s styling options

2.5.2

Fixed an error where admin approval emails wouldn’t go out in some cases when username was set to email

2.5.1

Removed the use of closures for legacy versions of PHP, so the plugin should be compatible with unsupported (pre-version 5.3.0) PHP installs

2.5.0

Added a tonne of new user statistics information to the user details and statistics areas

Added a short set of introduction pointers for new users

Fixed a small display error

2.4.8

Tweaked how email confirmation links get added

2.4.7

Removed pagination on the “Fields” tab, so that fields can be ordered no matter how many there are

2.4.6

Warning! Complete overhaul of the e-mails system for order updates. IMPORTANT – If you’re using the plugin in production, the plugin is switching from native SMTP e-mailing to using the pluggable wp_mail function, which means that options can now be set using a third party plugin (ex: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/)

Added a help function for the shortcodes. Type the shortcode name and help (ex:[login help) in any WordPress page to get a complete list of the shortcode’s attributes.

2.4.5

Minor CSS update

2.4.4

Fixed a few bugs with the user-search and user-listing shortcodes

Several minor changes

2.4.3

Minor css update

2.4.2

Payment setting update

2.4.1

Fixed an update status message

= 2.4.0
– Very large update, tonnes of new features so be carefule integrating the new version into live sites (note all previous versions are available at https://wordpress.org/plugins/front-end-only-users/developers/)
– Added support for WordPress users to be able to create profiles and log in
– Added PayPal integration, so that you can charge a membership fee
– Added a minimum password length option
– Added a profile picture custom field type
– Added a strength indicator for user passwords
– Fixed the “Country List” field type
– Fixed a few small errors

2.3.6

Added a new public function, EWD_FEUP_Get_All_Users, which can be used by other plugins as well as in your own functions or template files

Added in an optional parameter array for the FEUP_User class, so that you can get a user object for any user, instead of only for users who are currently logged in

2.3.5

Added in an attribute so that the “restricted” tag can be used to hide content from logged in users

Fixed the “forgot-password” shortcode error that was occuring when captcha was enabled

2.3.4

Styling options update

2.3.3

Minor CSS update

2.3.2

Minor CSS update

2.3.1

Minor CSS update

2.3.0

Major change to the structuring of the plugin options

Added a large number of styling options for the plugin

Fixed some of the layout issues for a few different shortcodes (careful when upgrading if you’ve used Custom CSS to style)

Made the one-click installer more prominent

2.2.16

The tracking javascript is only added now when the tracking option is enabled

Minor spreadsheet uploads update

2.2.15

Reformatting of the “Options” tab to make it easier to find the desired option

Small CSS fixes

2.2.14

Fixed a problem where non-optioned values could be saved in fields

2.2.13

Added the ability to include multiple fields in the display_field attribute for the user-list tag

2.2.12

Actual fix for the spreadsheet uploads error

2.2.11

Fixed an error that made user-list return blank when a field was entered for the display_field attribute

2.2.10

Loosened the type checking for spreadsheet uploads

2.2.9

Added a couple new attributes to the [user-list] shortcode

Changed a few default options for new installs

2.2.8

Added a new “Captcha” premium option for registration and forgot-password forms

Fixed a couple of small errors

2.2.7

Small CSS update

2.2.6

Added a beta version of a new feature, the One-Click installer, which creates all of the pages needed for the plugin in one click

Fixed small errors with the forgot-password and confirm-forgot-password shortcodes

Added in the missing section of the account-details shortcode

2.2.5

Small fix for users running older versions of PHP

2.2.4

Added WooCommerce integration to autofill fields for logged in users

Fixed an error with one of the functions in the PHP user class

2.2.3

CSS update that moves the plugin away from using Yahoo’s Pure CSS (WARNING: if you’re using your own custom CSS with this plugin, the selectors in the shortcodes are being changed)

2.2.2

Added a bunch of new attributes for the user-search shortcode

Fixed errors with user-search

Fixed errors with user-list

Fixed a registration error

2.2.1

Fixed an error with the “user-profile” shortcode

Fixed an error where a user’s level got reset to the default level when they edited their profile

2.2.0

Added an option to send an e-mail to the user once they’ve been approved

Added a new shortcode “user-profile” which can be used to display user’s profiles

Updated the “user-list” shortcode to make it possible to display profiles

Updated the “user-search” shortcode to make it possible to display profiles

2.1.4

Fixed an error in the “Statistics” tab

2.1.3

Added more summary content to the “Statistics” tab

Now displaying a table of link clicking activity, if tracking option is activated

2.1.2

Added in a new “login-logout-toggle” shortcode

Added in a new “login-logout-toggle” widget

Fixed an email on registration error

Added in event tracking, more options coming soon!

2.1.1

Added the ability to import users from a spreadsheet

2.1.0

Added the ability for premium users to restrict access to entire pages

2.0.3

Fixed a small display error

2.0.2

Fixed a potential error on the Emails page

2.0.1

Fixed a potential upgrade error

Fixed a notice on the Dashboard page

2.0.0

Too many changes to list, be careful when upgrading on a live site as there will likely be some un-caught bugs

Added a “Statistics” tab, to track user statistics

Added a premium version, which earlier users have complete access to

Improved e-mail options and settings

1.26

Fixed a display error for the options added in version 1.25

1.25

Added an option to use e-mails as a username

Added a new encryption option type

CAREFUL UPGRADING for those using the plugin in production

Changed the password reset option

1.24

Updated to the latest version of pure.css

1.23

Fixes a critical error with the login checking

1.22

Added in a forgot password form

Fields that have “Show in Front End?” set to “No” will no longer display in the “Edit Profile” form

1.21

Added the ability to require users to confirm their e-mail before logging in

Added bulk approval of users

Added bulk user level setting

Fixed an error with apostrophes in user fields

Eliminated a number of PHP notices

1.20

Added the ability to export all users to Excel

Added confirmation before deleting a user

Added a button to delete all users from the database

Fixed an error with a missing tag in the account-details shortcode

Fixed a link error on the dashboard page

1.19

Allow a different SMTP username, instead of it needing to be the admin e-mail address

1.18

Fixed a number of notice errors

1.17

Fixed a registrations e-mail bug

Fixed the error where being logged in meant you couldn’t edit another user in the admin area

1.16

Implemented user levels

Fixed a registration bug

Added tracking for user login times

Fixed a bug so that users can be clicked from the dashboard

Fixed a user page bug which limited the number of users that could be displayed

1.15

Added a translation for Brazilian Portugese

Fixed a compatibility error

Fixed a spelling mistake

1.14

Fixed a registration bug

Fixed a bug which did stopped admins from being unable to “unapprove” a user

1.13

Added “plain_text” as an attribute for the [user-data] tag

Required fields should now actually be required on register and edit profile forms

When a user is deleted, all of the associated user fields are now deleted as well

1.12

Added the attribute “no_message” to the [logout] shortcode

Fixed 2 registration errors

Fixed an error that stopped the [account-details] shortcode from working

Fixed an error to make translation possible

Fixed an error where “omitted fields” in the edit profile form were being overwritten as blanks

1.11

Fixed a small error with edit-profile

Added language support

Added Russian language files

1.10

[edit-profile] now accepts the attribute “omit_fields”, a comma-separated list of fields to not appear in the edit profile form

1.9

[register] file was edited to remove PHP warning

1.8

Edited a number of files to remove PHP warnings

1.6

Tiny change

1.5

Added “sneak peak” attributes to the [restricted] shortcode; you can now set attributes for either sneak_peak_characters or sneak_peak_words within the shortcode

Added the ability to redirect based on a user field; to use it, see the plugin page

1.4

Fixed a naming conflict error

1.3

Shortcodes inside of [restricted][/restricted] tags should now work

Added 3 new methods to the “EWD_FEUP” class to access User_ID, Username and any custom field

Fixed a bug that prevented e-mail settings from being saved

Fixed a bug that was causing a conflict with the options of a handful of other plugins